WEB-сервіс з надання послуг

Дипломний проект " WEB-сервіс з надання послуг " присвячений розробці та реалізації інтернет-платформи, яка надає можливість користувачам страхувати свої автомобілі онлайн. Основна мета проекту полягає у забезпеченні зручності та доступності процесу страхування авто для клієнтів. У рамках проекту було проведено аналіз сучасних тенденцій у галузі страхування автомобілів та виявлено потребу у створенні інноваційної веб-платформи. Було розроблено функціональні та технічні вимоги до системи, включаючи можливості онлайн-розрахунку та оформлення полісу, розміщення інформації про страхові продукти та зв'язок зі страховими агентами.The diploma project "WEB service for providing services" is dedicated to the development and implementation of an Internet platform that enables users to insure their cars online. The main goal of the project is to ensure the convenience and accessibility of the car insurance process for customers. As part of the project, an analysis of modern trends in the field of car insurance was carried out and the need to create an innovative web platform was identified. The functional and technical requirements for the system were developed, including the possibility of online calculation and registration of the policy, placement of information about insurance products and communication with insurance agents

Iowa Department of Commerce, Iowa Insurance Division Performance Report, FY 2007

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Iowa Department of Commerce, Iowa Insurance Division Performance Report, FY 2006

Agency Performance Repor

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